Our Vision
At MCLM Screw Piling Group, our mission is to engineer screw piling solutions that set new benchmarks in quality, precision, and reliability. We are committed to honesty and transparency at every stage of delivery, ensuring our clients can build with complete confidence in our work. From small-scale residential works to complex commercial and high-rise developments, we tailor every solution to meet the unique demands of each project. Our vision is to be Australia’s most trusted and innovative screw piling partner, pushing industry standards forward while remaining grounded in our core values of integrity, accountability, and craftsmanship. We aim to shape stronger foundations not only for the projects we deliver, but for the communities we serve. Through our in-house fabrication, specialised fleet of machinery, and highly skilled team, we maintain full control of quality and performance. As a family-owned business, we value the relationships we build as much as the foundations we install, long-lasting, trustworthy, and built to endure.
Our People
Our people are the foundation of MCLM Screw Piling’s success. Their skill, dedication, and commitment to our values of integrity, precision, and accountability ensure we consistently deliver exceptional outcomes for our clients. Led by Nabil and Marcus, our team brings together a wealth of practical site experience, engineering knowledge, and fabrication expertise.
From welders and operators to project managers and engineers, every member of our workforce plays a critical role in driving performance and upholding the standards that define MCLM. We take pride in our hands-on approach, with in-house fabrication, our own fleet of specialised machinery, and crews who operate with efficiency and care across projects of every scale. By investing in our people and fostering a culture of continuous learning, collaboration, and accountability, we ensure that every project is delivered with the strength and precision our clients expect
Nabil Bounassif (Director and Sales)
In 1997, while completing his Double Bachelor of Building Degrees (UWS), majoring in Construction Management and Surveying, Nabil Spent 2 years conducting research in the Australian Alpine zone, during and following the Thredbo fatal landslide of the Carinya and Bimbadeen lodges in July 1997, writing a thesis and book on the non-compliance of the Australian Alpine buildings and the effects of snow and wind loading, understanding the lateral loads the snow and slopes were imposing on the building structures, with an in depth study and understanding of the nature of the granite Alpine terrain with Geologist and Geotech engineer, lecturer and mentor Mark Crowley, this led to an early determination of understanding structural instability in Australian Alpine buildings, and methods to anchor it and make it safe forever. Nabil spent a further 4 years pursuing his passion working in Jindabyne at the NPWS, on building structures and assessments alongside councils prominent engineers.
Nabil is going onto 30 years in the commercial and residential construction industry, and as a successful principle builder, has acquired an extensive and solid knowledge and experience in all aspects of construction work, from bespoke project design and planning through to project handover.
Nabil has been paramount in overseeing the execution of MCLMs Screw Piling range of projects, from the small granny flat to the large commercials, including project specific requirements, Quality Control, on-site staff and overall business logistics with strict adherence to the piling code, regulations, codes of practice, and project specifications.
Already holding 2 Bachelor degrees in Building and Surveying, Nabil is a firm believer in constant and higher education, and is currently completing his 3rd degree in Engineering studies at University of Technology, Sydney.
Nabil is a firm believer that loyalty and strong relationships with staff and clients is key to MCLM Groups’ success
Marcus Bounassif (Co-Director and Operations)
Over a decade of end-to-end delivery spanning design, fabrication, and installation spanning residential to Government projects, Marcus believes strong foundations start with trust and guided though accountability. Expanding his knowledge as a fourth-year structural engineering candidate, Marcus blends practical site know-how with current engineering standards, bringing an innovative, solutions-driven approach to every foundation package.
Marcus’ interest in screw piling and steel fabrication began early. At 15, he was awarded a qualification in armoured and structural steel (ISO 9606) at the Land Forces convention in Brisbane which was presented to him by the Chief Minister of the Defence Force. This recognition made him the youngest attendee at the national event and the youngest in NSW to achieve that qualification. He has since progressed from operating and installing screw piles to leading specialist crews, and mentoring the next generation while overseeing quality and safety in all aspects.
The backbone of Marcus’ philosophy is building genuine client relationships and educating stakeholders on best-practice screw piling, so decisions are informed, programs are protected, and outcomes are predictable. Known for meticulous attention to detail and a hands-on leadership style, Marcus remains actively involved across MCLM’s projects, driving innovation and consistently exceeding expectations.
Acknowledgement of the country
MCLM Screw Piling acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live, work and build. In Sydney, we pay our respects to the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. Across New South Wales, we also recognise the Dharawal, Dharug, Awabakal, Darkinjung, Kamilaroi, Wiradjuri and many other Nations whose lands we operate on. We honour their deep and ongoing connection to Country and extend our respects to Elders past and present.
We stand firmly against slavery labour
We stand firmly against slavery labour in all its forms. Every individual deserves the right to work freely, with dignity, fair wages, and safe conditions. Slavery labour strips people of their basic human rights and exploits their vulnerability for profit. By raising awareness, supporting ethical practices, and demanding transparency from businesses, we can help end forced labour and create a world where every worker is treated with respect and justice.